Real-world stories and ready-to-use resources to help your team stay ahead of today's risks.
Connecting AI to your apps can make life easier, but one compromised account could expose a lot more than you realize.
Quick gut check before you watch: if someone connected an AI assistant to your team's email or file storage today, could you name every permission it has? If not, this video shows exactly how one connection went wrong, and the single setting that would have stopped it.
Get ready-to-share videos, guides, graphics and templates to keep your team engaged all October long: 4 weekly themes, 3 ready-to-send pieces a week, each one already built.
Worth doing now, not in October: sign up inside and you'll get reminded automatically on the exact day each piece is ready to send. no calendar-blocking, no digging through a kit in week 3 trying to catch up. October is five weeks out; five minutes now means it's one less thing on your plate later.
Ready-to-use lessons that help students in grades 7–12 build safer digital habits, understand AI and recognize scams.
If you're a school or a teacher, this is the one to forward, not file away. Use it in your classroom or send it straight to whoever owns digital citizenship or advisory period this year, it's built to hand off as-is, no lesson-planning required.
Learn the foundations developers need to build with AI while keeping security, risk and real-world impact in mind.
If your team has developers building with AI, this is one to share. Send it to whoever's owning AI-integrated features this quarter. It's built to get them thinking about security and risk before code ships, not after.
Test how employees respond to realistic phishing emails inspired by common workplace scenarios.
Five ready-made scenarios, pulled from patterns that actually show up at work, pick one and you're testing your team within minutes, no writing your own lure copy required.